How to Implement Parallel Testing in Cloud Environments
If you run many automated tests — for example for web or mobile apps — running them one by one can take a long time. That’s where parallel testing in…
Top Tools for Mobile Test Automation in 2025
Mobile apps are growing very fast. Companies want to test apps quickly, safely, and on many devices. In 2025, mobile automation tools have become smarter, faster, and easy to use.…
Why Framework Modularity Improves Test Maintenance
When building a test automation framework, one of the most important design principles is modularity.In simple terms, framework modularity means breaking your code into small, reusable parts or modules that…
The Role of Design Patterns in Test Automation Frameworks
Introduction Creating a strong test automation framework is not just about writing working scripts. It’s about designing them to be scalable, reusable, and easy to maintain. That’s where design patterns…
Playwright vs Cypress: Choosing the Right Framework in 2025
Choosing the right test automation framework is an important decision for QA teams in 2025. Two of the most popular tools today are Playwright and Cypress. Both help in automating…
How to Set Up Playwright + Appium in Jenkins Pipeline
Setting up a Playwright Appium Jenkins setup is essential if you want to automate testing for both web and mobile apps in one CI/CD pipeline. Playwright helps automate web browsers,…
How to Use Network Interception in Playwright for Testing APIs
When we test applications, we often need to check how the app talks to the backend APIs. Network interception in Playwright helps us control and test these API calls. We…
Running Playwright Tests on the Cloud: Best Providers
Testing webpages across browsers is easier than ever with Playwright—especially when you move testing to the cloud. Cloud-based testing makes your tests faster, scalable, and more reliable. Here are some…
Smart Fallback Locators in Playwright: Handling Flaky Tests
If you work with Playwright, you may have faced flaky tests. A flaky test is one that sometimes passes and sometimes fails, even when nothing has changed in the code.…